Health Care Technology and Its Assessment in Eight CountriesDIANE Publishing, 1995 - 368 pages Examines the management of health care technology in 8 countries: Australia, Canada, France, Germany, the Netherlands, Sweden, the U.K & the U.S. Six technologies (or sets of technologies) -- including evaluation & management efforts & how the technologies diffused -- are presented & compared: treatments for coronary artery disease, imaging technologies (CT & MRI scanning), laparoscopic surgery, treatments for end-stage renal disease, neonatal intensive care, & breast cancer screening. Extensive bibliography for each country. Charts & tables. |
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... million to 251 million and their gross domestic product per capita varies from about $ 17,000 to about $ 27,000 ( table 1-1 ) . In 1991 , the percentage of Gross Domestic Product ( GDP ) going to health care ranged from 6.6 in the ...
... million to 251 million and their gross domestic product per capita varies from about $ 17,000 to about $ 27,000 ( table 1-1 ) . In 1991 , the percentage of Gross Domestic Product ( GDP ) going to health care ranged from 6.6 in the ...
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... million - it diffused extraordinarily rapidly and came into widespread use throughout the world . A number of companies developed CT scanners ; the international market is now domi- nated by such companies as General Electric , Philips ...
... million - it diffused extraordinarily rapidly and came into widespread use throughout the world . A number of companies developed CT scanners ; the international market is now domi- nated by such companies as General Electric , Philips ...
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... million . Operating an MRI facility in the United States costs between $ US840,000 and $ US1,115,000 per year in the mid - 1980s ( 11,31 ) . Only about one - third of this operating cost is accounted for by the capital investment in the ...
... million . Operating an MRI facility in the United States costs between $ US840,000 and $ US1,115,000 per year in the mid - 1980s ( 11,31 ) . Only about one - third of this operating cost is accounted for by the capital investment in the ...
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... million to $ C215 million and in Australia from $ A124 mil- lion to $ A100 million ( 54 ) . One can readily ob- serve that the potential total savings from the 100 or so procedures included in MIT could be enor- mous . However , the ...
... million to $ C215 million and in Australia from $ A124 mil- lion to $ A100 million ( 54 ) . One can readily ob- serve that the potential total savings from the 100 or so procedures included in MIT could be enor- mous . However , the ...
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... million ( 17 ) . The population is highly urbanized ; 85 percent of Australians live in urban areas , and 65 percent live in the six state capitals . The main concentration is in the southeast , predominantly in the coastal zone . The ...
... million ( 17 ) . The population is highly urbanized ; 85 percent of Australians live in urban areas , and 65 percent live in the six state capitals . The main concentration is in the southeast , predominantly in the coastal zone . The ...
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Page iv - NOTE: OTA appreciates and is grateful for the valuable assistance and thoughtful critiques provided by the advisory panel members. The panel does not, however, necessarily approve, disapprove, or endorse this report. OTA assumes full responsibility for the report and the accuracy of its contents.
Page 318 - By 1976 the Committee on Perinatal Health— a joint effort of the American Medical Association, the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists, the American Academy of Family Physicians, and the American Academy of Pediatrics — had outlined a three-tiered system of regionalized maternal and perinatal health services.
Page 17 - What is the optimum interval between mammographic screening examinations? An analysis based on the latest results of the Swedish two-county breast cancer screening trial.
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